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Show THE HERALD PAGE FOUR - JOURNAL, LOGAN, UTAH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1931. Forest Cache Be Killed On Elk Five To Seventy Shift -- - . " . I -- Many Grizzlies To Find Combination Cougars Win in First Grid Game of Season Utah Fishing Stream: To Close October 8 Brigrtam Young University and a group of all stars drafted from former varsity players for the three Utah schools, cooperated to lift the lid of the bubbling gridiron kettle at Ogden Friday night. The Cougars displayed their usual thrilling last minute punch to walk off with first honors. The final score Seventy-fiv- e permits for killing elk in the Cache National forest will be issued this year according to a decision reached by the state game refuge committee and board of elk control at a meeting held in Salt Lake City Friday. State Fish and Game Comalso missioner, Newel B. Cook announce!. Friday that no fishing for game fish 9will be allowp. m., Octoed in Utah after ber 8. The date is fixed on 20 predays' notice. Mr. Cook had closviously suggested that the season would ing of the fishing be on October 1. Permits for the killing of elk will likely be issued this year as they were in 1929. Sportsmen desiring to shoot elk in Cache will in all probability send in their application along with headquarters, $10 00 to state where the selections will be made to determine who will be SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. 19 NEW YORK, Sept. 19 (UP) i U P ) In a mauling, amateurish The individual feats of Lefty affair, Ira Dern, Sait Lake heavy Grove and Babe Ruth are proweight wrestler toyed with Joe viding a fu'l share of drama for Stocca. alleged Austrian chamthe final fortnight of the 1931 matters pion, and finally ended hold major league baseball season last with a step over toe Grove became the first left NATION AL LEAGUE handed pitcher ever to win 30 night. Dern took the first fall in 12 games in the American league SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. 19. minutes with a flying scissors when he turned in a 3 to 1 trit Gloom assumed a darker, and the second in 7 minutes. umph over Chicago yesterday. was 3. He allowed but five hits. The game was played before a shade at Utah university today Stocca failed to live up' to adHaving won twenty or more crowd of 2500 which came from when it was announced that vance notices. 223 Jack Ganson pound OlymMcDonald, gu.mes In each of his previous all sections of the state.- - TVe' Walt prospective four seasons with the Philadelcenter, .would not return tot pic champion, defeated Tony most of tnem ' New Felice. 222, York, in one . school this year. phia Athletics. Grove now has choices, gave Ott Roma record of 145 victories and 60 ney's budding Cougars a real McDonald had been regarded fall with a body press. Felice defeats. He previously tied the battle from start to finish. as the logical man to fill the refused to return because of an American league record of 18 a last minute Marvin Injured arm. gap left vacant thrilling Only by and this victories Hy Sharman, Salt Lake welyear Results drive a all share of after the ftraight conference Jonas, Friday's large center, his away threw terweight has been defeated only three crowd had left, brought the B. who graduated. New York 3, St. Louis 4. when he of chances 30 victories and 3 Y. U. victory 2. With times. Weldon 3, Mathew3, Chicago Brooklyn victory. this loss and drilled a right cross to defeats for a percentage of .909 substitute halfback, took the theNotwithstanding Boston Pittsburgh total disability of Myrthen the chin straight of Ralph Morley. 10 games to play. Grove is ball over from the 45 and line games Only played. yard was Elliott, flashy backfield man, Tooele. Utah. virtually certain to better the on three sensational runs. H. who broke his leg the other awarded the match on a foul. record winning percentage of Wilkinson converted. AMERICAN LEAGUE day, the Utes doggedly contin- Each grappler had won a fall. per872 established b Joe Wood of Two former Y stars accounted ued drilling for allowed the seventy-fiv- e A their opening Boston with 34 victories and 5 for tne when mits. The fortunate ones will points clash of the season defeats in 1912. Russell Magelby booted a per- 26 with the University September receive p1 rmif; whlie the unforof WashYesterday's triumph made fect placement from the 17 yard tunate ones will have their $10 Grove the first major league line. Clug Vacher held the ball. ington at Seattle. returned to them. state pitcher to win 30 games in a The B, Y. U. gave promise of The decision of the recomConstance Bennett appears in a single season since Jim Bagby developing Into a typical Ott followed board game new RKO Pathe feature calla 1920 to the pitched Cleveland breaking Romney outfit, fast mendation of local sportsmen, Born To Love. showing at ed American league championship and clever from start to finish. as to the number of elk to be theater at Hyrum, 12 the defeats. Orpheum and 31 victories with They will have a strong line Miss killed. In the neighborhood of Friday and Saturday. Ruth, f.ghting for a renewal with three bulwarks of strength a pair of shoes. elk were also killed Just seventv-fiv- e near the start in will conBennett season of his $80,000 per In Robison at end. Richardson Black (or rather, once black) future on her in 1929. Something less than Fridays Results next picture. tract with the New York Yan- at tackle and Waansguard at oxfords, battered and worn, of a The Common Law, from the Chicago 1, Philadelphia 3. 10 per cent of the elk in the Amerfor the is battling center. The few backfield Detroit 3, Washington 4 (12 kees, women would Cougar state are to be disposed of by consent style famous novel by Robert W. ican league batting chamDton-shi- p should be nothing more than to be seen in. Once estimated that Innings). hunting. It being 2700 they ecost Chambers. the home run crown mediocre however, and this will three dollars and seventy-fivand the in elk 14. York New Louis about are St. 4, there production was writwhich he lost last year to Haca probably hold them back. Boston Cleveland cents, and they wouldnt bring tenThe new state at present. Ernest Pascal, author of Courted out of the Wilson. by cents three marin Drouth conditions are responon One which the today any suggestion The Marriage Bed and other home run race he fell far be- crowd was sible for the new order in reunanimous was that ket. And yet, one of the most best sellers. Paul L. Stein dihind his teammate Lou Gejirig, the of fishing. screen famous actresses to in the some closing new the need gard with Joel McCrea in the Ruth has blasted his wav osck pantsCougars rected, world take wouldnt a thousand them Such a decision comes after the need and badly. Miss Bennett. Paul the running and yesterday The role into studied opposite by been dollars for had them. conwas slowed proposal up game and Anthony Buhis 43rd homer of the season Cavanaugh BY HENRY McLEMORE were and comments received from These covertimeouts while delapidated foot English to move within one of the lead. siderably and game United Press Correspondent and adhesive tape patch- ings were purchased some seven shed, both well known parts, nearly all the fishstate. as homer inspired the called Ruth's have actors important es associations of the a hold blue to the San in Francisco 19 (UP) togs years ago applied NEW YORK, Yankees to a 14 to 4 victory over Kerr and Louisa Frederick do store a In commenting on the deci- Not since Steve Sept little haired titan by together. Brodle did his St. Louis. Hale. sion Friday. Mr. Cook stated: back n stenographer. The stenographer Closser off Brooklyn is placed in I scene The "We must sacrifice a few days moved to wearand Hollywood, bridge has any one shown such World War, althe NAMED INSPECTOR during the set out to make shoes, fishing this year, in order that superb nerve as did Promoter ing fishing we may expect good herself a film career. She wore though the story is not concern-at Jimmy Johnston today when he was appointed next season." them when she got her first ed with the actual conflictconBaugh George announced the scale of prices street Center on the as a role extra, the front. The narrative inspector Alexander the Great comfor the October 1 engagement sewer Sewer District in when she first centrates on the life of a girl secured Pri-m- o her project between Jack Sharkey and plained he had no more worlds bit, when she 10 at the city commissionNo. Senior first in London who places courage her High played to conquer. Camera. Logan It gives Friday session In a now ers role leading so forgotten above conventiality. Richard Dix. star of RKO RaJohnston, without even characteristic a H. P. Bair star blonde Contractor the cast as was she when Western, nightdio Pictures as a blush, said ringside The Public DefenAssembly much preliminary work on der, at the Grand theater, the heroine of The Johnstown role in which she is permitted seats would retail at $15 75. has started line. new and the memorable day to display her cosmopolitan talthe Thats the price for' a single, might easily feel the same way Flood,Director Frank Borzage ents in a daring piece of work. that about motion picture roles. Ito first assembly under the solitary seat, mind you, and not a is city chose for the her literally Ind., part of Diane Gary, direction of the student body for a whole row. This is the During the star's movie reign, on sand. May I repeat the simple he has enacted every conceiv- Jn.,7th Heaven. officers was held at Logan high highest charge of the year In founded able type of roh, except slap.Considered as shoes, they are truthr that a younger nation is school Friday afternoon. this vicinity, and just ten doask the fighters. They never would stick Indians, gangsters, pugs, a total loss, but Janet Gay per apt to be younger in its faults Student body President Benny llars short of the top price than our old and Schmel-in- g Max when Cleveland at urgthe students, park us on a dinky little fun- football stais. Beau Brummels. has. never made a picture in and virtuesnations. Degn, greeted Emil Ludhistoric fig- which she did not war them in even aged way back in open-spahis title eral heroes, defended supunited chair, to parlor all against give them ing our view of ures like Yancey Cravat, mini- at least one scene. To her, tljey wig, biographer. where bushes the school standards, the Stribling. of Young port becomes the proceedings was obstructed sters, bull fighters, authors and represent good luck, and she Johnstons nerve and declaring that in spite of cherishes them far more than hats, cigar smoke, even actors. Japan has preserved records the depression" many whole- even more astounding when you by Eugenie that the ringside six foot two racketeers, and a Dix has a total of 40 pictures she does her six thousand do- of its tragic 1923 earthquake in some. Inexpensive good times remember The llar to town car. Between pictures fused quartz bottles filled with his credit including Dixie John- but placed behind the patron bunch of overstuffed ould be Amerbox. argon gas and encased in thick they, repose in a satin-lme- d Christian, "Vanishing Woman-handleson and Genevieve Cooley, two press, those trick Dews Invented locked in a wardrobe in her coverings of asbestos, lead and seats will not be rlngsldes at all, Quarterback, ican, sophomore students sang two Maswell a luxurious studio dressing room. carborundum. Moran of the Sharkey, who talks duets. P. A. C. Pederson, one bv the late Tex Rickard, and of the faculty counselors, urged reserved for those boys and fight, says he expects to knock rines. and Redskin. PicRKO Radio before g the eighth Since Joining glr! who must be seen, no mat- Primo kicking support of the round. That the same thing tures in 1929. Dix has been starstudent body officers. Wendell ter the cost. the Seven Keys to Bald--ateHomer was introduced as Car-doIt would be Interesting to he said before the Dempsey red in Lovln n the Ladies,"Shoot-lnew student Judge. Gayle know just 'hew Johnston figur- bout, his meeting with Schmel-inCimarron," and his recent joust with rending. ed the fight would be worth pave a comic Straight and Laurel Higgins and Fanny $15 75 to anybody. And that Walker It's high time the man Young Donovan's Kid PorPublic Defender. The Ralph Hodges goes for the fighters' closest lived up to some of his ter and Keith Soencer played relatives. Personally, we wouldtwo xylophone selections. n't pay $15 75 to see horatlous I Jack also says he will quit his defense of the Kent Cazler and Tom Bank-hea- d were winners in the try-iu- ts Bridge of Goliath in a return the ring if beaten by Camera. But if we Those are superfluous words, for assiVant. cheerleaders bout with David. Jack Boen. Mose Reese and did. we d demand nothing less Jack. If Primo beats you. you THEATER tack Higgins were the other than a Morris chair plunked won't have to quit the ring mdidates. right up there in the ring with the ring will quit you- Last Time Today 7-- s, 2-- 4. 1. Morley all-sta- rs 8-- 8. 4, Jack-kni- fe on-do- semi-week- flas First ly - some good work and opened numerous holes for the backs to go through for good gains. his side stepWoiiey was up to tore off many ping tactics and big gams. Ryan, who appears to be a football natural, was le outstanding with his smasning, end runs and passing. Ryan is a big fellow with plenty of speed and has the ability to develop into a great player. Brown is another player much on 'the order of Worley and adds deception to the Grizzly backfield. Smith looks like a certain choice at fullback. He is well biult, backs up the line in Fat Hawley style and appears capable of gaining a yard or two through center when it is most MERRY BATTLE ON needed. Roy Hull, regular end FOR MOST JOBS of a year ago is on the injured With a large squad and so list and will not report for many players on an equal, practice for several days. Crookston is having a tough On the B team, Crookston time in finding the best man used Mitt Peterson at- - center; Several Lucas Hale and Ray Poulter. for each position. berths on the team are of guards; Wilford Kowallis and course practically decided, but Eldon Hansen, tackles; Brandt in most cases a merry battle Gessell and Clyde Merkley, is on, and will likely remain ends; with Max Humphreys, 2. October until that way brother of Dean at quarterAt the start of the season, back; A1 Lundahl and Ernest Burns used Ed Quinney, a cen- Hugie, hallbacks with Ralph ter of last year, at quarterback Wakely at fullback.' Hugie did in an attempt to find a field some nice woik with his general to use in place of Capsmashing, punting and brilliant passing. tain Keith Worley, runner. field The two lineups were only Quinney open handled himself well at quar- tentative and numerous changterback but he is needed on es will likely be made before a the line and will likely play definite selection is made, other centerboys vho have been showing up In a lengthy scrimmage Fri- well and who may break into a day afternoon, Worley directed starting lineup, include: Philthe team, but Crookston hopes lip Bullen, guard; Willie Kerto have him concentrate all his shaw, end; Lorenzo Mitton, efforts on a halfback position guard; Don Brown, halfback; and leave the directing of the Wendel Homer, guard; Rigby team to someone else. How- Lindquist, fullback; Don Wix-oever, to date, he has failed to .tackle: Bill Andrews, linefind a satisfactory quarterback man; Mark Balling, center; and Worley may be called upon Henry Bradbury, halfback; Elfor double duty. Cleve mer South, halfback; In Fridays practice, Quinnev Dibble, quarterback; Boyd Hall, center started at for the first fullback; Howard Smith, halfteam with Russell Ballard and back and Albert Virchow, guard. Lester Stettler at guards; L. Tryouts for assistant cheerH. Kennard and George Henleaders were held Friday. Tom dricks, tackles; Ottis Andersen Bankhead and Kent Cazier were and Joe Jacobsen, ends; Keith chosen as assistants to Jack Worlev, quarterback; Kent Ryan Bowen. and Lowell Brown, halfbacks with Dean Smith at fullback. AUTUMNAL MODE WORLEY STAR Ashes to ashes, OF BACKFIELD And dust to dust, This combination worked fair- I wouldnt wear overshoes.-Bu- t the wife says I must! ly well together. The,, line did bes. Attempting to find the of a eleven football players out consquad of sixty is the taskCrook-sto- n fronting Coach Burns he of Logan high as the Grizzlies for their first game of the season only two weeks hence. In pomt of experience, the Grizzlies will have neither an experienced or inexperienced team but will rather strike this something of medium in out A number of respect. lost players were standing through graduation a year the Logan mentor has several regulars and numerous substitute and second team material of last years squad from which to choose. pie-par- es off-tack- off-tack- le - m Iri ce p (a LAST TIME TODAY d. Joan Crawford In hard-workin- ," n' g, the Blew You'll THIS MODERN AGE wi'imi SUN. d. 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